EURUSD probably fall today after correction. Sentiment remains in favor of the dollar, albeit weaker data reported for the last quarter in the US GDP. European Central Bank started the program to stimulate the economy, and the US is expected to increase interest rates around mid-year. Greece situation is improving and speculation as likely to be achieved for sporazomenie Resurfacing of the country's debt. Most investors predict values for the couple about $ 1.10 per euro by the end of the year.
GBUSD negative formation remains active today as the markets will focus on PMI index in the construction sector from the UK and statements by members of the Fed.
Sentiment remains in favor of indices, such as the reduction of interest rates by the Reserve Bank of Australia to -0.25% likely to have a positive impact on the shares. 10 refineries went on strike, there is an option to terminate the activity, which raises the price of "black gold" and this in turn has a positive impact on the energy sector are.
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